THE HUNTING PARTY is inspired by true events.  It is the type of film that would have starred James Coburn if it was made back in the 1960s.  It is the humor in it that made me think that.  Yet THE HUNTING PARTY makes you think whethere the United Nations and the United States are actually interested in catching war criminals after the war is over.  Why print ads and flyers in Serbia with a 800 number that only works in the USA?  You also have the United Nations with policies that don't make sense (watch the scenes with Boris and you get my meaning).  Then you get three journalists who decide they think they can get an interview with a big Serbian war criminal called the Fox (that everyone knows where he is at) and then bring him in for the $5 million reward.  In a nutshell that is what THE HUNTING PARTY is about.  Richard Gere is down-an-out journalist Hunt who has seen better days and also wants revenge for the murder of his Muslim girlfriend (who was carrying his child).  He manages to get his old cameraman Duck (Terrence Howard) and the son of the news network's vice president along for the journey.

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